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SAB Foundation invests in 60 micro and small business and creates 372 jobs
Johannesburg, 1 November 2012. An innovative and potentially life-saving malaria test kit owned by young entrepreneur, Ashley Uys, and his partner, Lyndon Munger, has won the first place R1-million prize in the SAB Foundation's 2nd Annual Social Innovation Awards. The award was presented to the duo by SAB Foundation Chairman and businessman, Cyril Ramaphosa, during the awards ceremony, held today.
The Social Innovation Awards is an SAB Foundation investment vehicle established to recognise unique, pro-poor product and service innovations, which can be commercialised. The projects should directly address challenges faced by, and can improve the lives of, the SAB Foundation's target beneficiaries - women, youth, persons with disabilities and persons living in rural areas. An open competition puts innovator applicants and their innovation through a rigorous, phased adjudication process.
Uys and Munger's Malaria pf/PAN (pLDH) Test Kit is an innovative rapid medical diagnostic test kit that detects all strains of malaria while also indicating within 30 minutes whether the malaria treatment provided is effective. The kit is one of only nine developed globally and only fully African-owned. It costs R4,00 per test, which makes reliable diagnosis feasible in low-income and poor rural areas.
The SAB Foundation's investment in the product will be used to up-scale the project and ensure it is distributed where it is needed, particularly in areas and countries where malaria diagnosis and treatment is a problem.
"Congratulations to those whose pioneering achievements have been recognised in this year's awards. We look forward to seeing them continuing the great work that will change our country and communities for the better. We need to ensure that South Africa becomes a visible home for those entrepreneurs who wish to grow their businesses by being agents of positive change within the SAB Foundation's target audience," says Ramaphosa.
The SAB Foundation is a beneficiary of SAB's broad based black economic empowerment deal, SAB Zenzele, a unique transaction in that it pays dividends from the first year. The SAB Foundation holds 8.4 million or 18% SAB shares and uses the dividend income, of which it has received a cumulative R37.6-million to date, to invest in businesses and innovations, which best benefit its target beneficiaries. The SAB Foundation has invested in 60 micro and small businesses and created 372 direct and indirect jobs since 2010.
The Social Innovation Awards runner-up, Funda, awarded R500 000, is a digital education platform that distributes curriculum specific matric resources to teachers and students in high schools on their mobile phones and computers. It is owned by young entrepreneurs, Kennedy Kitheka and Kumbirai Gundani from Cape Town.
In third-place, receiving a grant of R400 000, is iDes®, an interactive Driver Education System owned by Thivash Moodley and Neo Kgaje. iDes® is a simulated driver training solution for learner and professional drivers that is affordable and ensures people pass their driving tests first time around. The system is comprised of an e-learning application that immerses the learner into the theoretical content, bringing the subject matter to life.
In joint fourth place, receiving R250 000 each, are Muthi Futhi, a producer of indigenous traditional plant material; Organic Marula Oil Production, which provides household income generation through marula production; and MeMeZa Home Security System, a community supported and affordable house alarm system.
Several seed grants of R100 000 each were awarded to outstanding innovations:
1. iMobiMaMa - interactive mobile technology based health care service for women to help prevent fatalities during pregnancy and childbirth.
2. Paperight - website offering inexpensive printable educational books and documents.
3. The ECOtyre - eco-friendly filtration system producing clean air and water made from recycled tyres.
4. Handy Power Range - cellphone charger, computer charger, radio and table lamp which works without electricity and generates own power.
5. The Eco-Dynamic Toilet - designed to save water and enhance sanitation networks.
6. Iyeza Express - medication delivery service operating in Khayelitsha, Cape Town.
7. Pimp my Book Network - online distribution of educational textbooks by connecting students across the country.
8. Tunnel Vision Farm - recycling of waste to fertilise vegetable crops.
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The long-term vision underpinning the SAB Foundation's programmes is to ignite a culture of entrepreneurship in South Africa as a source of economic growth, job creation and innovation.
Research into entrepreneurship in South Africa highlights three key areas of concern and need in South Africa's entrepreneurship landscape, namely that:
1. South Africa lacks a critical mass of small and medium-size enterprises (as the economic landscape is dominated by few, large corporates and thousands of survivalist businesses)
2. Micro, small and medium-size businesses in South Africa typically struggle to raise capital for their businesses, owing to a lack of collateral, lack of business track record and/or a lack of risk-accepting funders
3. South Africa's culture of social innovation is largely untapped and un-commercialised.
The SAB Foundation therefore aims to contribute to the development of a culture of entrepreneurship through:
1. Supporting the growth of a critical mass of micro, small and medium-size businesses
2. Developing entrepreneurial role models, running high-growth businesses
3. Stimulating, rewarding and investing in social innovation.
To this end, the SAB Foundation currently runs three programmes:
1. The SAB Foundation Tholoana Enterprise Fund
2. The SAB Foundation Growth Fund (in partnership with Endeavor)
3. The SAB Foundation Social Innovation Awards
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M-16 Machine Gun
This M-16 Machine Gun is a toy replica firearm used by military and police is the perfect accessory to your little one or big ones costume this Halloween. Good for any criminal type or good guy type, this gun is the perfect accessory for anyone.. Full orange tip attached as required by law.
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This helpful net wig cap is a key accessory for keeping natural hair hidden under Halloween wigs and bald caps. The net cap not only controls hair under wigs, but improves the wig fit and enhances comfort as well. It also can be used on its own as part of a cafeteria lunch lady costume. An essential…
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County Coroner Trucker Cap
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great work, yet, that image of maria was when she won wimbledon. hey great job though :)
not taking nothing from you, just something i noticed. GREAT JOB THOUGH.
i could be wrong though
yes you are wrong. That's from Australian Open 2008 after she won Championsip point. Maria did not wear a visor in Wimbleodn 2004
Oh, ok, yeah I should of done some research before posting that comment
haha pleased you said that cause i was gonna if not - clearly her AO dress :\
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I love that photo for Maria, but what the heck is FIFA's logo doing there ?!!
If there is a game with Maria on covering, I must buy it even it cost me $9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999!!!LOL!!!
Hi guys!!! Just passing by. ^_^ I can't believe they kept all the threads from the previous forum!
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Hey, Beni!!! Glad to hear from you. Great piece. Hope we can use it for the Internazionali BNL d'Italia Championship image!
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5:30am Friday 20th December 2013 in News
A MAN who was caught dealing hard drugs on a town centre street has been jailed for a year and eight months.
Efraim Lopes was seen acting suspiciously by a drugs squad officer who didn't realise he was involved in dealing.
Moments later a colleague, who was aware of his activities, asked the officer to take part in searching the 47-year-old and they found he had heroin and crack cocaine.
Kerry Barker, prosecuting, told Swindon Crown Court how PC Matt Barnett was in an unmarked car in Fleming Way at lunchtime on February 21.
As he approached the bus station he looked along the path leading to Gambia Street, which is a notorious haunt for drug dealing, and saw three known users.
He also saw Lopes walking around the area but did not stop and detain him as he was not aware he was involved in drugs.
However, five minutes later a colleague, who knew about his activities, asked the officer if he would assist him in carrying out a search.
When they approached Lopes he immediately told them not only that he had drugs in his pocket but also there was more at home.
He told them he had been selling drugs for a local dealer and said he had supplied the three men PC Barnett had seen minutes before.
He had seven £10 wraps of heroin and four of crack cocaine, which would have retailed at between £10 and £20, as well as £125 in cash.
At his home he showed police a further two wraps of heroin and eight more of crack cocaine, making the total value of drugs as much as £330.
Lopes, of Broad Street, admitted two counts of possessing class A drugs with intent to supply.
Andrew Hobson, defending, said his client was helpful towards the police on the street and co-operated when he was arrested, telling them what he had been doing.
He said his client was in full time employment and had managed to stop using heroin after a 25-year addiction.
But when his mother died three years ago he slipped back into drug use and had been dealing for four weeks to fund his own habit.
He said: "He realises it was the wrong thing to do. The cash in his pocket was not for him, it was going to go to his dealer. He was to be given a couple of wraps of heroin for his own use.
"He works and has his own accommodation and will lose both if he is sent to custody."
Urging the court to impose a suspended sentence, he said his client had engaged with drug services and was on replacement medication.
Passing sentence, Judge Douglas Field said: "In February you were on the streets of Swindon selling these extremely dangerous drugs.
"You were a runner for a dealer further up the chain. This offending is too serious for me to give you a suspended sentence."
He jailed him for 20 months, ordered he forfeit the drugs and cash and told him to pay a £100 victim surcharge.


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2012 (Junior): Appeared in 16 games on the mound with four starts...picked up one win; at UAB (4/13)...made seven scoreless relief appearances...fanned at least one batter in 13 outings...ranked third on the squad in appearances (16) and games finished (4)...threw three and one-thirds innings in a start versus Siena (2/18) with one run allowed on four hits and one strikeout...fanned five and allowed six runs - five earned - on six hits in four and two-thirds innings in a start versus Indiana (2/25)...made his first relief appearance against Louisiana-Monroe (3/13) and recorded one out with one pitch...fanned three and allowed just two hits in two innings against Brown (3/17) out of the bullpen...threw one and two-thirds innings in relief with one run allowed and one strikeout against UMBC (3/23)...threw a perfect inning in relief against Alcorn State (4/4)...tossed three and one-thirds innings in relief versus Nicholls State (4/10) with two runs allowed and four strikeouts...picked up the victory with four innings out of the bullpen at UAB (4/13) with two runs allowed on three hits with three strikeouts...allowed two runs - one earned - on five hits with a pair of strikeouts in relief against #19 UCF (4/21)...hade one strikeouts in one and one-thirds innings of perfect relief at Houston (5/13)...stuck out three in two innings of work out of the bullpen against Marshall (5/19)...retired both batters he faced against UAB (5/25) at the Conference USA Tournament.
Navarro College (2011): Helped the Bulldogs to the 2011 NJCAA National Championship and was a Third Team NJCAA All-American selection...helped Navarro College to a 45-17 record during the season...appeared in 14 games on the mound for NC...owned a 10-2 record with two saves during the season...posted a 1.37 ERA in 91.2 innings of work for the Bulldogs...struck out 90 and walked 19 batters last season, allowing just 77 hits...was a 49th Round pick of the New York Yankees in the 2011 MLB Draft.
U.S. Naval Academy (2010): Appeared in 15 games on the mound for the Midshipmen...struck out one in two scoreless innings to claim his first collegiate win in his first collegiate appearance against Air Force (2/28)...allowed four runs - two earned - in three innings of work against Central Connecticut State (3/6) to grab his first career save...tossed four scoreless innings, allowing two hits, with two strikeouts to earn the save against Iona (3/16)...grabbed the win with three innings of one-hit baseball and four strikeouts against Princeton (3/20)...allowed one run in an innings of work at Maryland (3/31)...threw two and one-thirds innings in two appearances versus Lehigh (4/3 & 4/4)...collected a save against George Washington (4/6) with one and two-thirds scoreless innings...allowed two unearned runs in an innings of work against Army (4/10)...retired the only two batters he faced at Maryland Eastern Shore (4/14) with one strikeout...tossed three and two-thirds innings, allowing one unearned run, with two strikeouts in the second game of a doubleheader at Bucknell (4/18)...made his first career start versus Holy Cross and threw three and one-thirds innings, allowing seven runs - six earned - with one strikeout...won his second start of the season at Delaware State (5/5) as he allowed three runs - one earned - on five hits in six innings of work.
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Prep: Lettered three times for head coach J.T. Blair while at Newman Smith High School...was selected as team captain and team MVP during his junior and senior seasons...was a First Team All-District 10-5A and All-City during his junior and senior seasons...earned Academic All-State honors as a senior...guided the Trojans to the Bi-District title and a 22-7 record during his senior season...also lettered once in football.
Personal: Born Tyler Younger Mapes on July 18, 1991...the son of Todd Mapes and Kimberly Castanon...has three sisters, Chloe, Lauren and Sophia


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John Harrigan: Once more, weighing in on never-ending gun issue
It is ludicrous, to me, to think that ever more gun laws will make a difference. There are abundant gun laws on the books. If they were enforced and followed up we might be able to make a dent in gun violence. But laws don't curb the lawless.
"Might be able to make a dent" is the operative phrase here. With an estimated 200 million handguns and who knows how many long guns out there in circulation, or stashed, or being bought and sold, it's pretty much an axiom that people who are bent on mayhem or are just plain bad guys will be able to get guns. Nobody has ever really addressed this fact. No matter what laws we pass, criminals will still be able to get guns. Linking arms and swaying and singing Kumbaya over the latest gun-control package will not change this situation.
I'm all for background checks before someone can, in a commercial situation, buy a gun. But background checks do not necessarily address mental illness, nor can they weed out someone with a grudge. All they really do is determine whether there's a paper tail of criminal convictions or stalking or court restraining orders. Someone planning a crime or holding a longtime grudge or who simply wants to become infamous can still acquire a firearm.
To me the notion that there should be background checks at gun shows is a good idea. But I have to wonder about the wait period. Then there is the complication of taking the money, holding the gun until the background check has cleared, and shipping the firearm. Gun shows are short-lived events. The whole idea, as at any trade show, is to let merchants and customers meet each other easily, exchange information, and make a sale. This happens in a compressed time-frame. To me, background checks in such a situation are impractical. Better to just ban gun shows, right? Imagine the backlash on that one.
In the media we frequently hear about police not wanting to be out-gunned, and who can blame them? Let's remember, here, the clarion call for more powerful handguns back when the .38 revolvers police were carrying became the equivalent of peashooters in the face of criminals armed with Glocks, and the arms race keeps escalating. Killers and thugs can easily obtain far more powerful weapons today. If police feel the desperate need to stay abreast of more firepower in the hands of criminals, what about private citizens?
The notion that in the face of imminent danger or death people can call 911 and wait for the police galloping to the rescue is asinine. If it doesn't work in the cities, and it doesn't, it is hopeless in small-town and rural America. You are on your own.
How many people ward off violence in their homes because they have easy access to a gun? Nobody knows, because (a) the people involved in such situations seldom report them, and (b) seldom do Big Media report even the fraction of incidents in which people do step forward.
Finally, the idea that any background check law can include private sales of firearms is beyond reason. There is absolutely no way to enforce it. If I want to sell a shotgun to my Uncle Fudd, or trade a .38 Smith and Wesson to a friend for a muzzleloader, who on God's green earth would know about it, and step in to demand a background check? "Absurd" doesn't even cover it. Where do these people live? La-La Land?
And then we get down to trigger locks, and storing ammunition in a separate place. Wow, does this make sense. You need a gun in a hurry, and you have to defeat the trigger lock, and then go off to some other part of the house to scramble around for the ammo. Or your gun is in a safe with a three-digit combination. Right - I can barely remember the last four digits of my Social Security number.
How I wish there were simple solutions to the gun violence. There aren't. The situation boils down not to the availability of guns, but keeping them out of the hands of psychopaths. Until someone comes up with a practical solution to millions of guns out there available to bad people, more gun control laws are nothing more than a placebo.
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Lake Seminole — Bass are good. Many are holding in deeper creeks around old standing timber. Drop-shot rigs fished on spinning tackle are recommended. Texas-rigged 6-inch worms are also good bait choices. Deep-running crankbaits are also paying off near the bends of old creek channels. At present, the key is locating schools of shad that have been driven deep by the cool weather. Crappies have been good in deep water. Target the Flint River at depths of 10 to 20 feet and use minnows. There are few positive reports of other species at present
Lake Walter F. George — Bass are fair. Buzzbaits and spinnerbaits have been working in areas where schooling fish have driven shad into shallow locations up the creeks. Shallows where grass is present are the best places to target. For larger fish, try flipping jigs in submerged brush and flooded woody cover. The ledges continue to hold fish, but the bite there has been sporadic. There is a fair hybrid and white bass bite going on up the creeks as well. Use Rat-L-Traps and other lip-less crankbaits. Deep-water crappies are fair along the deeper creek channels and around submerged structure. All other species are slow
Flint River — There might be some improvement in the bass fishing when the weather warms consistently during the day. Shoal bass are not as active as they might be, but a few may be caught with shallow crankbaits or crawdad-colored grubs. Largemouths may bite from time to time working the banks near wood structure. Bream are very slow.
Lake Blackshear — Bass are on the slow side and few anglers are out right now. For bass, deep and slow presentations are the key. Jig fishing along the ledges may be worth a try and deep-water Carolina-rigging may work as well. Suspending jerkbaits are recommended by some. Crappies are deep along old channel structure. Target schools of shad and fish jigs or minnows beneath the schools. Other species are producing few positive reports.esent. Crappies and catfish are slow overall, but may provide sporadic action with an increase in water temperature.
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Continuing the current trend of large-scale mergers and acquisitions, it was announced today at a press conference that Christmas and Hanukkah will merge. An industry source said that the deal had been in the works about 1300 years. While details were not available at press time, it is believed that the overhead cost of having twelve days of Christmas and eight days of Hanukkah was becoming prohibitive for both sides. By combining forces, we're told, the world will be able to enjoy consistently high-quality service during the Fifteen Days of Chrismukah, as the new holiday is being called.
Massive layoffs are expected, with lords a-leaping and maids a-milking being the hardest hit. As part of the conditions of the agreement, the letters on the dreidel, currently in Hebrew, will be replaced by Latin, thus becoming unintelligible to a wider audience.
Also, instead of translating to "A great miracle happened there," the message on the dreidel will be the more generic: "Miraculous stuff happens." In exchange, it is believed that Jews will be allowed to use Santa Claus and his vast merchandising resources for buying and delivering their gifts.
One of the sticking points holding up the agreement for at least three hundred years was the question of whether Jewish children could leave milk and cookies for Santa even after having eaten meat for dinner. A breakthrough came last year, when Oreos were finally declared to be Kosher. All sides appeared happy about this.
Fortunately for all concerned, he said, Kwanzaa will help to maintain the competitive balance. He then closed the press conference by leading all present in a rousing rendition of "Oy Vey, All Ye Faithful."
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Timeless Elegance For SLOE's 2013/14 Collection
Do you remember when we first introduced the 'Fringe' bag by Berlin-based label SLOE? Since the newcomer label for modern, timeless fashion and high-end accessories made their way through the thick fashion forest in Germany, designer Antonia Siegmund and Creative Director Mathias Last now present a more than lovely full collection for 2013/14.
Wide cuttings and straight shapes in pastel colors such as the striped Marlene pant contrast with dark colors and strong materials, as used for the androgyn bomber jackets with leather details. With the collection the brand manages to complete the timeless look of their much sought after leather bags and accessories and assures the perfect all over look.
Antonia Siegmund says:
"I think this contrast corredponds with a strong inner feeling of modern people in urban cities. We are a kind of new nomads, we are highly flexible but also settled and able to make our decisions with a free and unconventional mind. The contrast in materials and colors in SLOEs new collection is about this inner attitude, like a visible urban desire for facility and strengh at once"
The collection is available from the SLOE webstore.
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Pharmacology Program
The Kent State University Pharmacology Graduate Program is housed within the School of Biomedical Sciences and enrolls a select group of graduate students interested in Vascular Smooth Muslce Cell in Culture
esearch-based careers in pharmacology. The Pharmacology Program provides substantial opportunity to cultivate chemistry-based skills that are applicable to developing new approaches for treating disease. Our faculty and facilities are outstanding and provide a first-rate training program for young scientists interested in research careers in this discipline.
The Pharmacology Program
The Pharmacology Program is based upon a multidisciplinary curriculum involving the Departments of Anatomy, Neurobiology, Physiology and Pharmacology at the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine and the Department of Chemistry at Kent State University. The Pharmacology Program involves a balance of classroom and laboratory work. In order to capitalize on the extensive relationships among the training faculty, a close working relationship between faculty and students is strongly encouraged and interdisciplinary approaches to research and theoretical problems are emphasized.
The research facilities and resources available for students of the KSU Pharmacology Program are extensive. They are accessible for study of the pharmacological effects of drugs and other exogenus agents on all physiological systems and functions. The research environment is designed for the study of:
- anatomy and morphology of the nervous system, neurochemistry, electrophysiology, circadian rhythms, cell and tissue culture, radioiodination and radioimmunoassay, neurotransmittor metabolism and cell and tissue visualization.
Pharmacology Program AdmissionAdmission to the Pharmacology Program is based on the recommendation of the Pharmacology Committee and approval of the Director of the School of Biomedical Sciences. Students applying to the Pharmacology Program must have a minimum of a 3.0 GPA (undergraduate and graduate) and hold a baccalaureate degree with preparation adequate to perform graduate work in Pharmacology. This includes two years of chemistry, one year of mathematics, one year of physics, and courses in biology or psychology. Three letters of recommendation are required as is the general test of the GRE; foreign applicants must also submit the TOEFL. An application for admission to the Pharmacology Program and additional information concerning the program, its faculty, advisor selection, and development of a research plan can be obtained from the Director of the School.
The core instruction for all students in the Pharmacology Program is provided in basic physiology and pharmacology. Special attention is placed on providing additional electives that provide a student with a thorough grounding in areas related to their long-term research and career interests.


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Home to the Dalai Lama and Tibetan government in exile, and starting point for some exhilarating treks into the high Himalayas, DHARAMSALA, or more correctly, its upper town McLEOD GANJ, is one of Himachal's most irresistible destinations. Spread across wooded ridges beneath the stark rock faces of the Dhauladhar Range, the town is divided into two distinct and separate sections, separated by 10km of perilously twisting road and almost a thousand metres in altitude. Originally a British hill station, McLeod Ganj has been transformed by the influx of Tibetan refugees fleeing Chinese oppression in their homeland. Tibetan influence here is subsequently very strong, their achievements including the construction of temples, schools, monasteries, nunneries, meditation centres and the most extensive library of Tibetan history and religion. As well as playing host to hordes of foreign and domestic tourists, McLeod Ganj is a place of pilgrimage that attracts Buddhists and interested parties from all over the world, including Hollywood celebrities Richard Gere, Uma Thurman and Goldie Hawn. Many people visit India specifically to come here, and its relaxed and friendly atmosphere can make it a difficult place to leave.
Despite heavy snows and low temperatures between December and March, McLeod Ganj receives visitors year round. Summer brings torrential rains – this being the second wettest place in India – that return in bursts for much of the year. Daytime temperatures can be high, but you'll need warm clothes for the chilly nights.
It's easy to see why most visitors bypass Dharamsala itself, a haphazard jumble of shops, offices and houses. The only place of interest is the Museum of Kangra Art, with a small collection of Kangra miniatures and some modern art. On foot, the quickest route up to McLeod Ganj is up a steep 3km track that starts from behind the vegetable market, passing the Tibetan Library and Secretariat.
McLeod Ganj
The ever-expanding settlement of McLeod Ganj extends along a pine-covered ridge with valley views below and the near vertical walls of the Dhauladhar range towering behind. Despite being named after David McLeod, the Lieutenant Governor of Punjab when the hill station was founded in 1848, little evidence of British occupation remains. Intersected by two narrow potholed roads, the focal point of McLeod Ganj is its Buddhist temple, ringed with spinning red and gold prayer wheels. Today, Indian residents are outnumbered by Tibetans, who bedeck their ramshackle buildings with fluttering prayer flags: McLeod Ganj is not simply a political haven for them, but also home to their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, and to the Tibetan government in exile.
It's easy to find your way around McLeod Ganj. At its northern end, the road up from the lower town arrives at a small square that serves as the bus stand. Roads radiating from here head south to the Dalai Lama's Residence and the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, northeast to the village of Dharamkot, the Tushita Retreat Meditation Centre and to the Tibetan Children's Village next to Dal Lake, and east to the hamlet of Bhagsu.
Meeting His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Meeting His Holiness the Dalai Lama
The Dalai Lama is in great demand. Tibetans fleeing their homeland come to him for blessing and reassurance; monks and nuns from all over India and Nepal look to him for spiritual guidance; and an ever-increasing number of Westerners arrive in Dharamsala hoping for a moment of his attention. Twenty years ago it might have been possible for people to meet His Holiness on an individual basis; now casual visitors should count on attending a public audience, when he greets and shakes the hands of several hundred people. These are held every few weeks if His Holiness is in town, though there are no fixed dates or timings. Ask the Branch Security Office (above the Welfare Office on Bhagsu Road t01892/221560) when the next audience will be, but note that they themselves only know a couple of days in advance. You'll need to register here too; bring a passport and some passport photos, and expect to wait. If you're interested in attending His Holiness's public teachings, check whttp://www.tibet.net for dates, locations and what to expect. Private audiences are granted to a select few, and can only be arranged by writing at least four months in advance. The Dalai Lama's secretary receives hundreds of such letters each day, and each case is reviewed on its merits.
Trekking from Dharamsala
Trekking from Dharamsala
Dharamsala is one of the most popular starting points for treks over the rocky ridges of the Dhauladhar Range, which rise steeply from the Kangra Valley to 4600m. Trails pass through forests of deodar, pine, oak and rhododendron, cross streams and rivers and wind along vertiginous cliff tracks passing the occasional lake waterfall and glacier. Unless you are very experienced, you'll need a guide as the routes are steep and memorial stones testify to those who didn't make it. The Mountaineering Institute on Dharamkot Road can help arrange guides and porters, and stocks maps. Despite the availability of rough huts and caves, it's best to take a tent. The best season to trek here is September to November, when the worst of the monsoon is over and before it gets too cold. Winter climbing should only be attempted by mountaineers experienced in the use of crampons and ice axes. for a map of the hiking routes described below.
Dharamsala to Chamba over Indrahar Pass
The most frequented route from Dharamsala to the Chamba Valley, over the Indrahar Pass (4350m), is arduous in places, but most trekkers manage it in around five days. The first section, from Dharamkot, winds through thick forest and steep rocky terrain for 9km to a grassy plateau at Triund. From here the path climbs to Laqa Got, and then on a seriously steep section up to the knife-edged Indrahar Pass where, weather permitting, you'll enjoy breathtaking views south to the plains and north to the snowy Pir Panjal peaks and Greater Himalayas. The descent is difficult in places and will take you via the Gaddi villages of Kuarsi and Channauta to the main road, from where you can pick up transport to Brahmour and Chamba by road.
Other routes from Dharamsala to Chamba
Several other routes cross the Dhauladhar Range, including the Toral Pass (4575m) which starts from Tang Narwana (1150m), 10km from Dharamsala. The most difficult route north is the five- or six-day trek across Bhimghasutri Pass (4580m), covering near-vertical rocky ascents, sharp cliffs and dangerous gorges. A much easier four- or five-day trek from Dharamsala crosses Bleni Pass (3710m) in the milder ranges to the northwest, weaving through alpine pastures and woods and crossing a few streams, before terminating at Dunali, on the Chamba road.


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The above & below leaked training docs all but officially confirm the news we shared with you earlier this week regarding Verizon's new tiered data plans. It breaks the plans down in more detail, and also seems to confirm a bit of good news. It reaffirms existing customers that already have unlimited data plans will get to keep them grandfathered in. Below is also the internal training email. This leak was picked up by AndroidCentral.
Source: AndroidCentralAs of this morning we have been given the green light to start training on the data changes Verizon Wireless is making effective 7/7/11.
$29.99 unlimited data will be discontinued effective 7/7/11
EXISTING CUSTOMERS- That have our $29.99 unlimited data plan WILL BE GRANDFATHERED IN, they will keep their unlimited plan after 7/7/11
EXISTING CUSTOMERS- That current have the unlimited data WILL BE ABLE TO UPGRADE AND KEEP the unlimited data feature (No known end date on this as of this moment)
EXISTING CUSTOMERS- That add lines post 7/7/2011, will NOT be able to choose the $29.99 unlimited data feature
NEW CUSTOMERS- Any customer that sets up service from now, until 7/7/2011 WILL BE ON, AND WILL BE GRANDFATHERED into our $29.99 unlimited data package
NEW CUSTOMERS- Any new customer that set up service AFTER 7/7/2011, WILL NOT be able to choose the $29.99 unlimited plan
BUSINESS DISCOUNTS- Currently our business discounts apply to the $29.99 data plan on the primary line only. Most discounts are 20% despite whatever monthly access discount they have
BUSINESS DISCOUNTS- After 7/7/2011 data discounts will only apply to the $50 and higher data packages on the primary line.
Discount break down ex. of customers with a 20% feature discount on their primary line. ($50-20%=$40/month for 5GB and includes the business e-mail feature)
-- ($20/GB vs. $40/GB+ Business e-mail )
New data pricing for smart phones is as follows:
$30 for 2GB with $10/GB overage
$50 for 5GB (this also includes business e-mail at no additional charge) with $10/GB overage
$80 for 10GB (this also includes business e-mail at no additional charge) with $10/GB overage
So all changes effective July 7th, 2011.
Existing customer KEEP their $29.99 unlimited data plan
If an existing customer upgrades from a feature phone to a smart phone after 7/7/11, they will NOT be able to add on the unlimited data package. They must choose from the new data plans.
Anyone who sets up new service with unlimited data, upgrades from a feature phone to a smart phone with unlimited data, or customer currently on the $29.99 before July, 7, 2011 will be grandfathered in.
These changes also apply to employee plans as well (personal accounts w/work discounts applied)
SO, This is a huge time for us to set our customers up with the right package for them! We only have 14 DAYS remaining for unlimited data, and until the new data pricing takes effect. (14 days to setup new customers w/unlimited data, and customers upgrading from a feature phone to a smart phone)
PLEASE, PLEASE make sure we take advantage of this heads up and get our heavy data users set up on these unlimited plans before they change.
Please call, text or e-mail me any questions or concerns you might have.


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JUGS Sports Toss Package for Softball with Remote
JUGS Sports Package includes Instant Screen, Toss Machine with remote, 24-page Toss Machine drill book, 2 dozen Sting-Free softballs and a throw down home plate.
Instant Screen: Portable screen travels anywhere. Can be used as a backstop, pitcher's trainer or for soft-toss drills. Weighs less than 20 lbs. Folds down to a 36" circle. No assembly required. Includes nylon carrying case.
Toss Machine: Remote controlled soft toss machine. Holds up to 14 baseballs and 10 softballs. No outlet needed for up to 8 hours of continuous use. Includes drill book and throw down home plate.


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Admissions & Financial Aid
Welcome to Hilbert College!
Hilbert College has always provided a solid education and varied career paths for all types of students, from new high school graduates to transfer and adult students seeking to further their education. Hilbert College is just the right size for students; classes are small and the opportunities to excel and define oneself are many.
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We are currently accepting applications for the upcoming semester. Admissions decisions for all semesters are made on a rolling basis, and applicants should receive a decision within a few weeks. Apply on-line now and start the process. You may also download an application.
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JMU Field Hockey competes at the JMU Field Hockey Field Complex on the eastern Skyline area of campus. The facility opened in 2003 and features an artificial turf playing surface for field hockey as well as an eight-lane track. The Dukes play afternoon and night games at the lighted complex.
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Sports played at this facility: Field Hockey
GPS Coordinates: 38.433926, -78.856462
Directions from the north and south:
- Interstate 81 South
- Take Exit 247, Route 33 East/East Market Street.
- At the first stoplight, turn right onto Burgess Road.
- At the second stoplight, turn right onto Evelyn Byrd Avenue.
- At the first stoplight (Reservoir Street), continue straight, entering the JMU campus.
- The intramural complex will be on your left. Parking is in Lot C-11.
Directions from Godwin Hall: Exit the Godwin Hall parking lot at the stoplight and proceed straight ahead on Carrier Drive. You will pass through three stop signs.
Spectator parking, Field Hockey: Lot C-10. After the third stop sign, travel 2/10ths of a mile. The entrance to Lot C-10 is on the left.
Team and game officials parking, Field Hockey: Lot C-11. After the third stop sign, travel 3/10ths of a mile. Turn left at Parking Lot R-3 (just before the bus stop). Proceed through the R-3 lot and park in Lot C-11, located between the field hockey complex (on the left) and the intramural complex (on the right).


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Nike SB Mogan Mid 2 OMSSKU: #8005223
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- You'll be ready to trekk up any hill or down any cavernous caves with the Nike Action® Mogan Mid 2.
- Combination of ultra-durable leather, high abrasion textured rubber, and/or nubuck upper with increased layers for durability.
- Protective hook-and-loop strap with increased collar height for comfort and fit.
- Padded mid-top ankle and tongue.
- Classic Nike® swoosh logo.
- Nike® Zoom in the heel for low-profile cushioning and lightweight performance.
- EVA padded wedge midsole for added comfort.
- Tacky rubber tread outsole for a long-lasting wear.
- Measurements:
- Heel Height: 1 1⁄4 in
- Weight: 1 lb 3 oz
- Circumference: 12 in
- Shaft: 5 in
- Product measurements were taken using size 12, width D - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.